Our practice hours are from 7:30am to 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. Appointments can be made by telephoning our
practice at (614) 293-2413.

Why
is arthroscopy necessary?

Diagnosing injuries and disease begins with a
thorough medical history, physical examination, and
usually X-rays. Additional tests such as an MRI, or CT
scan also may be needed. Through the arthroscope, a
final diagnosis is made which may be more accurate than
through "open" surgery or from X-ray studies.

What are the
joints that can be viewed with an Arthroscope?

Although the inside of nearly all joints can be
viewed with an arthroscope, six joints are most
frequently examined with this instrument. These include
the knee, shoulder, elbow, ankle, hip, and wrist. As
engineers make advances in electronic technology and
orthopaedic surgeons develop new techniques, other
joints may be treated more frequently in the future.

Will physical therapy be required after surgery?

Getting a full range of motion, strength and flexibility back after surgery
usually takes time. That's where pre-operative exercise and education and post-operative physical
therapy programs come in - to ensure you're physically and emotionally prepared
for surgery and to maximize your recovery after surgery.

What should I bring with me when I come for an appointment?

When you come for your appointment remember to bring the following:

Drivers License or a valid ID

Insurance information

Referral Letter (if required)

Copies of results, and copies of X-rays, MRI's, CT scans etc and any other relevant information